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The document is a sample verdict sheet for a criminal case in New Jersey concerning charges of criminal restraint and false imprisonment against a defendant. It outlines the structure for jurors to record their verdicts on the charges, including options for 'GUILTY' or 'NOT GUILTY' for each count, and provides instructions on how to proceed based on their findings.

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What is an example of a criminal restraint?

For example, a security guard that asks a store customer to accompany him to the stores security area does not commit unlawful restraint if the person agrees to accompany the guard voluntarily. But if a person wants to leave an area and they are held against their will, this could be unlawful restraint.

What is false imprisonment in New Jersey?

A written list prepared by the court containing the offenses submitted to the jury by the court in its charge and the possible verdicts thereon.

What is the criminal restraint statute in New Jersey?

In addition to knowingly restraining another person unlawfully in a way that interferes substantially with their liberty, criminal restraint involves at least one of two additional factors: the person must either knowingly restrain the victim in circumstances that expose them to risk of serious bodily injury, or else

Is false imprisonment the same as unlawful restraint?

The crime of false imprisonmentsometimes called unlawful restraint or criminal confinementoccurs when one person unlawfully restrains someone else without the victims consent and without lawful authority.

What is the difference between criminal restraint and false imprisonment in NJ?

(N.J.S.A. 2C:13-3) The statute upon which the charge is based reads in pertinent part as follows: A person is guilty of false imprisonment if he knowingly . . . (a) Restrains another unlawfully so as to interfere substantially with his/her liberty.

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